Sentence examples for series caught from inspiring English sources

Tonight, waiting around until the last minute to pull off a series caught up to us.

The series caught on, and soon the filmmakers were associated with its socially conscious, anti-Hollywood spirit.

The original series caught the tail-end of Britpop's pomp and posturing between 1996 and 2000, condensing all the cocksure Loaded laddishness of those years into one hour of (sometimes controversial) TV.

Stefan Serie was a health teacher at Merrick Avenue Middle School in Long Island before his appearance on the Bravo reality series caught the attention of school officials.

The original 1993 series caught some backlash for playing on racial stereotypes ― specifically by having an Asian woman play the "yellow" ranger and a black man play the "black" ranger (who fought in a "hip-hop" style). .

Any movie in the series that you started with was probably thrilling enough that you immediately rented the entire series, caught up in a single weekend, and then anxiously awaited the next Bond film.

Ahead of its second series, catch the first run over the weekend on the iPlayer.

"What will you do when the HBO series catches up to George's book series?" You have had great success finding real-world locations that evoke the grandeur of the source material — the view out of that armorer's window towards the end of "The North Remembers" is a great example.

I missed the second film in the series, "Catching Fire," which was directed by Francis Lawrence; he's also the director of "Mockingjay," and his work is dull.

Andrew Didwiddie, Jeff Larson and Caleb Hammons have been running the oddball, terrific dance and performance series "Catch" for several years now, and they have apparently, at least for this new edition, renamed it.

The series, Catch a Fire, begins with the Pascal Légitimus comedy "Caribbean in Paris" and includes "The Harder They Come," the Perry Henzell film that spread the popularity of reggae and catapulted Jimmy Cliff (above) to stardom.